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I feel like crap :(

Posted by on Aug. 7, 2012 at 12:41 AM
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Me and my bd have been separated for quite some time now and it kills me inside. I never wanted to be a single mother I always had that picture where I would be with my child's father and be a family, but my bd wants other things.

It makes me angry because I asked him why make me a mother if you saw no future with me. He never responds always changes the subject or either tells me to move on, and yes our pregnancy was planned which makes me question once again, why make me a mother?

Before when I was pregnant my bd left me for a 15 year old ! And he's 21. So it made me an emotional wreck cause he was always with her, never came to my appointments for our dd it just got me upset.

Anyway that didn't last to long but he still continued to mess with minors I just didn't understand. I took up with my bd's beatings verbal and emotional abuse and still tried to wanna be a family with him.

I have up soon enough cause its no point into forcing someone to feel or do certain things. Just isn't fair, but now I just sit at home alone with my dd wondering how life would've been if we could just be a family.

I concern more on what he does and how much it hurts to know he talks to all these females. Don't get me wrong I'm there for my daughter day and night give her the attention she needs and all, but I find myself wanting to cry and depressed because like I said before I wanted to be a family.

I've accepted being a single mother on some levels but sometimes I feel as though if I wasn't good enough for him then I'm not gonna be good enough for anyone. I don't wanna be a single mom for the rest of my life but I guess till whenever I'm still gonna raise my dd and live her no matter what man or not I just wish I wouldn't think about her father anymore :(
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Anonymous
by Anonymous on Aug. 7, 2012 at 1:10 AM
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You have it backwards.

He wasn't good enough for you.

Any man who cheats isn't good enough for you.  Any man who verbally, emotionally or physically abuses you isn't good enough for you. 

Why?  Because he's not a real man.  Real men don't do that to you.  Try not to stress out over this "man" because he's not worth it.  You and your dd deserve a real life with real happiness - not something that's based solely and completely on a lie. 

ashleighmama
by Ashleigh on Aug. 7, 2012 at 1:10 AM
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Im so sorry hes being a jerk. Just remember, you ARE worth something! Dont give him the power to take that away from you. You should NEVER have to put up with a mans abuse of ANY kind in order for him to love you and for you all to be a family. If he loved you, he WOULD NOT abuse you in any way. I know how hard it is to be broken hearted and seeing him with other females but it also sounds like hes an Ass and not mature enough to be a part of this family that you envision. It sounds as if hes done enough damage already. I say concentrate on your little girl and maybe bettering yourself, like school or training or something and when the right man comes along, youll know in your heart that its right and that you got the better man. Theres lots of guys that will love you AND your little girl. Hugs to you mama :-)
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Lynnster327
by Member on Aug. 7, 2012 at 4:42 AM
If it only it was easier said then done! Many times when I do get the chance to finally move on, he comes along and once again gives me false hope that we will be a family, it drives me insane even though I know the outcome.

He's shown me just about every reason why I shouldn't be with him but yet I try to look past that when I know I shouldn't. He's put me in the hospital then jail before for defending myself with a weapon that wasn't even used upon him, I know he's wrong for me but sometimes I wonder where did I go wrong cause the girls he does speak to he treats em so good


Quoting Anonymous:

You have it backwards.

He wasn't good enough for you.

Any man who cheats isn't good enough for you.  Any man who verbally, emotionally or physically abuses you isn't good enough for you. 

Why?  Because he's not a real man.  Real men don't do that to you.  Try not to stress out over this "man" because he's not worth it.  You and your dd deserve a real life with real happiness - not something that's based solely and completely on a lie. 


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Lynnster327
by Member on Aug. 7, 2012 at 4:45 AM
Thanl you do much this actually made me cry. :( I just always visioned of having a family you know with the father of my child but life's not always gonna go my way. I just wish he would grow upand understand what I go threw day and day out and I start school aug.27th so hopefully that'll really get him off my mind. Thank you so much for your support !


Quoting ashleighmama:

Im so sorry hes being a jerk. Just remember, you ARE worth something! Dont give him the power to take that away from you. You should NEVER have to put up with a mans abuse of ANY kind in order for him to love you and for you all to be a family. If he loved you, he WOULD NOT abuse you in any way. I know how hard it is to be broken hearted and seeing him with other females but it also sounds like hes an Ass and not mature enough to be a part of this family that you envision. It sounds as if hes done enough damage already. I say concentrate on your little girl and maybe bettering yourself, like school or training or something and when the right man comes along, youll know in your heart that its right and that you got the better man. Theres lots of guys that will love you AND your little girl. Hugs to you mama :-)

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Lynnster327
by Member on Aug. 7, 2012 at 4:46 AM
And thank you for your support it's just hard sometimes being a single mom when you visioned something do much different


Quoting Lynnster327:

If it only it was easier said then done! Many times when I do get the chance to finally move on, he comes along and once again gives me false hope that we will be a family, it drives me insane even though I know the outcome.



He's shown me just about every reason why I shouldn't be with him but yet I try to look past that when I know I shouldn't. He's put me in the hospital then jail before for defending myself with a weapon that wasn't even used upon him, I know he's wrong for me but sometimes I wonder where did I go wrong cause the girls he does speak to he treats em so good




Quoting Anonymous:

You have it backwards.

He wasn't good enough for you.

Any man who cheats isn't good enough for you.  Any man who verbally, emotionally or physically abuses you isn't good enough for you. 

Why?  Because he's not a real man.  Real men don't do that to you.  Try not to stress out over this "man" because he's not worth it.  You and your dd deserve a real life with real happiness - not something that's based solely and completely on a lie. 



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lyrick24
by Ruby Member on Aug. 7, 2012 at 6:49 AM
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 if he was abusing you in any way you are better off without him. i know it might hurt right now not to be a family but that wont always be the case. you will probably meet someone and hopefully he will be better to you and love your daughter. set your standards higher this time. love and take care of you daughter just like you are doing and be a good mom. you can take pride in that. im sure you are a wonderful mother. try to focus on making friends with other people or attend some play groups with your child and meet new mommas. time will heal everything.

matreshka
by Ruby Member on Aug. 7, 2012 at 9:21 AM
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This is what an abuser does, this is what my ex did to me for years.  You don't deserve what he has done to you.  I know its hard to move on, especially from an abusive relationship, but that is the control he has over you.  Do you go to counseling at all? It would really help you get your self-esteem back.

I know being a single mom is hard, I was one for a while.  It is mych better for your child to have a happy healthy mom, than one who is trapped in a abusive relationship or bouncing from guy to guy looking to fill the void (I did that for a while too.)

Quoting Lynnster327:

If it only it was easier said then done! Many times when I do get the chance to finally move on, he comes along and once again gives me false hope that we will be a family, it drives me insane even though I know the outcome.

He's shown me just about every reason why I shouldn't be with him but yet I try to look past that when I know I shouldn't. He's put me in the hospital then jail before for defending myself with a weapon that wasn't even used upon him, I know he's wrong for me but sometimes I wonder where did I go wrong cause the girls he does speak to he treats em so good


Quoting Anonymous:

You have it backwards.

He wasn't good enough for you.

Any man who cheats isn't good enough for you.  Any man who verbally, emotionally or physically abuses you isn't good enough for you. 

Why?  Because he's not a real man.  Real men don't do that to you.  Try not to stress out over this "man" because he's not worth it.  You and your dd deserve a real life with real happiness - not something that's based solely and completely on a lie. 



Lynnster327
by Member on Aug. 7, 2012 at 10:02 AM
We're not together me and my daughters father but I always tried to get back with him to be a family and he refuses always says he needs time then the next day says he wants nothing to do with me then right back at it saying he wants to be a family he's so confusing. But I for three years now I haven't been with anyone else cause I continue to believe we will get back together. And ever since I've bad my daughter who is only four month I haven't been with anyone, he keeps giving me false hope which is why I hang on so much :(


Quoting matreshka:

This is what an abuser does, this is what my ex did to me for years.  You don't deserve what he has done to you.  I know its hard to move on, especially from an abusive relationship, but that is the control he has over you.  Do you go to counseling at all? It would really help you get your self-esteem back.

I know being a single mom is hard, I was one for a while.  It is mych better for your child to have a happy healthy mom, than one who is trapped in a abusive relationship or bouncing from guy to guy looking to fill the void (I did that for a while too.)

Quoting Lynnster327:

If it only it was easier said then done! Many times when I do get the chance to finally move on, he comes along and once again gives me false hope that we will be a family, it drives me insane even though I know the outcome.



He's shown me just about every reason why I shouldn't be with him but yet I try to look past that when I know I shouldn't. He's put me in the hospital then jail before for defending myself with a weapon that wasn't even used upon him, I know he's wrong for me but sometimes I wonder where did I go wrong cause the girls he does speak to he treats em so good





Quoting Anonymous:

You have it backwards.

He wasn't good enough for you.

Any man who cheats isn't good enough for you.  Any man who verbally, emotionally or physically abuses you isn't good enough for you. 

Why?  Because he's not a real man.  Real men don't do that to you.  Try not to stress out over this "man" because he's not worth it.  You and your dd deserve a real life with real happiness - not something that's based solely and completely on a lie. 





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momof2toeheads
by on Aug. 7, 2012 at 10:11 AM
I never wanted to be a single mom either. I was married for 15 years but once our kids got a little older, 2 and 7 his anger got worse so I asked him to leave. It is so hard especially when my kids go see him and they dont want too. Its sounds like BD is trying to avoid growing up. I would try to focus on being a good mom and staying busy. Its so hard to be rejected. It will take time to heal but you will. I will pray for you. :)
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by Anonymous on Aug. 7, 2012 at 5:32 PM
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From what I'm reading, you didn't do anything wrong except just be his girl.

As I see it (and again, this is just my opinion), you can either continue to "look past" his faults (the cheating, the abusive relationship which will eventually be shown to your dd - it will, you know. It's the nature of his beast) while he's looking around at other honeys

OR

you can leave and get a really good life for yourself and your dd who is being totally influenced by your decisions to stay with this man.  Her life has a great possibility of turning out like yours so if you want her life to be a better one, she's depending on you to have the courage to make it better for both of you.

This does not include men who cheat, lie and abuse. 

Your choice.

Quoting Lynnster327:

If it only it was easier said then done! Many times when I do get the chance to finally move on, he comes along and once again gives me false hope that we will be a family, it drives me insane even though I know the outcome.

He's shown me just about every reason why I shouldn't be with him but yet I try to look past that when I know I shouldn't. He's put me in the hospital then jail before for defending myself with a weapon that wasn't even used upon him, I know he's wrong for me but sometimes I wonder where did I go wrong cause the girls he does speak to he treats em so good


Quoting Anonymous:

You have it backwards.

He wasn't good enough for you.

Any man who cheats isn't good enough for you.  Any man who verbally, emotionally or physically abuses you isn't good enough for you. 

Why?  Because he's not a real man.  Real men don't do that to you.  Try not to stress out over this "man" because he's not worth it.  You and your dd deserve a real life with real happiness - not something that's based solely and completely on a lie. 



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